The Mother's Bracelet is a timeless setting to display your child's winning gemstone. The gem is expertly set for maximum light reflection and to frame the gemstone in its natural splendor as it dangles from the wrist. The Moon Over Mountains symbol is etched on each side of the mounting and the bracelet features a polished heart-shaped disk.
The alluring Mother's Bracelet will become an heirloom to always remind a mother of her child.
Every collection is personalized using the original winning essay from our archives.
Professionally printed on elegant 22-lb bond vintage-inspired 8.5″ X 11″ vintage-inspired parchment, the collection includes 4-in-1 certificates: • 5” x 7” certificate • 2″ x 4.75″ Bookmark • 2″ x 3″ Wallet-size certificate • 1” x 1.5″ Miniature certificate for Words in a Bottle. Included is: • 10 ml Glass bottle with glowing starstones.Simply provide: •your child's name, •the approximate year and grade they won, and •the school they attended.
For Orange County schools, we maintain every winning essay dating back to 1993.
The included Words in a Bottle contains glowing starstones that absorb sunlight or indoor light and glow afterward, symbolizing how words shine long after they are written.
The Winning Words Collection creates a meaningful heirloom that can be passed from generation to generation.
The captivating 14K gold Solitaire earrings display garnets or amethysts in four prongs.
The airy, open design allows the gems to be set for maximum light reflection and to frame the gemstones in their natural splendor. Intended to be worn every day, the Solitaire earrings will become an heirloom to always remind a mother of her child.
A Legendary Story of Perseverance.
Moon Over Mountains: The Search for Mom is a powerful memoir of adoption and the lifelong quest to discover one's origins. In this deeply personal narrative, Diamond Mike Watson recounts his twenty-year search for the woman who gave him life.
The end of his journey revealed a shocking discovery: his birthmother had died before he could find her. Before her death, she carried a secret to her grave- her baby was stillborn. For nearly four decades, while a family grieved a child they believed had never lived, that child was alive, searching for a family who never knew he existed.
Born in Indianapolis in 1958 and adopted at three days old, Watson was raised by loving adoptive parents in Southern Indiana. Although he felt loved, two questions forever haunted him - Who am I and where did I come from?
Beginning as a teenager armed with only his birthmother's name, a hospital bill, and a long-forgotten address, Watson embarks on a decades-long journey of dead ends and sealed records. His quest for one person transforms into the remarkable reunion of an entire family separated by decades of secrecy and loss.
Moon Over Mountains also offers insight into the history of closed adoptions in America and the challenges adoptees face when seeking access to their own records. Blended with lessons about forgiveness and the unconditional right to know where we came from, the memoir is enriched by vivid childhood memories and humorous adventures. Readers interested in adoption memoirs and family history will find this book deeply moving.
At its heart, Moon Over Mountains is a story of love -the love of a mother who raised a child, the love of a woman who made the difficult decision of relinquishment, and the love that inspires a son to spend a lifetime searching for the truth.
The conclusion of Watson's journey unfolds into the beginning of yet another- the search for his missing sister, Deborah Kay.
Moon Over Mountains continues to be an unparalleled chronicle of human spirit and a testament that all things are possible through intention and perseverance.